300 Restaurants near Dalston Square, London

"This underground Dalston bolthole (cheekily nicknamed ‘The K Hole’) is a riot for group nights out, featuring late-night karaoke sessions h ..." Read our full review

"There are pizza joints and there are pizza joints. At Voodoo Ray’s you’d have to be very hungry to get through an entire pizza – most ..." Read our full review

"This all-day venture arrived in 2013 courtesy of the eponymous Jones family, but after three years at their Arcola Street site, they’ve moved to ..." Read our full review

"If a trendy, mood-lit experimental Japanese restaurant and jazz bar was going to pop up somewhere, we’d have put our money on it appearing in Dal ..." Read our full review

This sequel to chef Tom Oldroyd’s eponymous Islington restaurant finds its home in the Hackney premises that were most recently The Richmond gastropub ... Find out more

"On grimy Queensbridge Road, LMNT is a soi-disant ‘shrine to extravagance’. Like a pantomime version of the British Museum with a crazy Grec ..." Read our full review

"Back in the day, this was Old Henry’s Freehouse, but it has moved on, smartened up its act and now trades as the Railway Tavern (or the Railway T ..." Read our full review

"On one of Dalston’s busiest streets you’ll find Locke, a modern aparthotel with millennial-friendly studios ready to rent at a moment&rsquo ..." Read our full review

"You’ll be hard-pushed to find a Pamela here: like Phyllis, Pearl or Peggy, it’s not a common name among twenty-somethings – the avera ..." Read our full review

The new landlords here also run Machine No.3, a sharp Homerton cocktail lounge, but this no-airs 19th-century taphouse is a markedly different proposition. ... Find out more

Following on from the original Del 74 in Clapton and spin-off site Cantina Del 74 comes this latest taqueria, which has an extended menu. Found on ... Find out more

"Flying the flag for the single ingredient trend, Chick ‘n’ Sours is street foodie Carl Clarke’s first permanent offering and serves u ..." Read our full review

"A wall painting depicting the Virgin of Guadeloupe blesses this new lo-fi lounge – a lone Latino accent among Dalston’s trad Turkish takeaw ..." Read our full review